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In reply to the discussion: American Journal of Medicine: Higher gun ownership equals higher gun violence [View all]BainsBane
(53,032 posts)7. It's the American Journal of Medicine
just because it doesn't fulfill gun fetishist delusions about guns doesn't make it invalid. You didn't even bother to read it. There is a clear correlation between gun ownership and homicide rates too. Your professional research skills should enable to find that on Wikipedia, if you actually gave a fuck.
Moreover, it's not the title of the research project or article. It's the title of the article in the first linked source. Your research skills don't appear so great to me, when you can't figure out something that basic.
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BainsBane
Oct 2013
OP
I can tell you suck at giving presentations and should be repremanded (sic)
Pretzel_Warrior
Oct 2013
#21
What did you get your PhD in, and what sort of articles have you had published in a
kestrel91316
Oct 2013
#37
Does it? I've seen no compelling data from anyone on actual gun ownership rates
Recursion
Oct 2013
#39
I used to be anti-science too on the occasions it illustrated my scared cows in a negative light.
LanternWaste
Oct 2013
#49
This is made with the assumption that there is literally no other variable at play in gun deaths.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#58
In related finding, increase in trampolines leads to more trampoline-related injuries
Pretzel_Warrior
Oct 2013
#15
Without dividing the ownership into the two classes, the data is meaningless.
GreenStormCloud
Oct 2013
#48
The study IS concerned with suicide rates and unintentional firearm related deaths.
Gormy Cuss
Oct 2013
#50
your RW slant is relevant here. when you disagree with us on almost everything, that matters
CreekDog
Oct 2013
#82
"Anger, bile, . . . . . hate" is also exemplified by one strapping a gun on to venture into public.
Hoyt
Oct 2013
#80